Sentence examples for schools erect from inspiring English sources

As a result, schools erect the fanciest stadiums, build the most up-to-date weight rooms, fly expensive chartered jets to away games — spend money on all sorts of things — in order to attract the best athletes.

Sitting modeling-school erect at her kitchen table in Bridgehampton last week, Mrs. de Lesseps made it clear she was equipped to carry on.

Phnom Penh Sugar says that it has spent $220 million on its refinery, brought power lines into the valley, constructed a water-treatment plant and a school, erected dormitories for skilled factory workers and built roads and bridges to replace muddy tracks.

He pointed up and down the market: here was a bathhouse built in Haroun al-Rashid's time, and there was a religious school erected in the same era.

"And you can't tell if we're gay or straight by looking at us!" The community board's letter to the liquor authority will include stipulations that the board would support the bar if it shortened its hours so that it was not open when children were at the school, erected a wall on the rooftop patio to prevent visibility, and increased security.

The annual Fishers-Hamilton Southeastern game draws as many as 10,000 fans, forcing the schools to erect temporary bleachers.

The kings saw Wahhabism as a means of fighting a growing Communist threat, and so the schools were erected with tacit U.S. support.

Buildings such as hospitals and schools were erected in many parts of Igboland.

"You also need to look at... barriers to achievement that schools are erecting for our students".

Since 1910, when it moved to a new location in Troy, the school has erected additional buildings.

In store for the losing team: decorating a high school reunion, erecting a children's playground and butchering a side of beef.